Johnny Cash, Life - 49m 53s

Tracks & Durations

1. Suppertime	2:51
2. Country Trash	2:25
3. The Night Hank Williams came to Town	3:22
4. Time changes Everything	1:51
5. I talk to Jesus Every Day	2:04
6. You're the Nearest Thing to Heaven	2:40
7. I'm Ragged but I'm Right	2:37
8. These are my People	2:38
9. The Ballad of Ira Hayes	4:09
10. Oney	3:08
11. Man in Black	2:53
12. I'm Alright now	2:41
13. Ragged Old Flag	3:08
14. I wish I was Crazy again	2:44
15. Where did We go Right	2:58
16. Wanted Man (Live)	2:59
17. I can't go on that Way	2:33
18. Lead me gently Home	1:59

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Review

It's rare that an artist gets to write his own eulogy, but just four days before his passing, Cash essentially delivered just that in the form of the final track listing for this self-proposed, self-compiled sequel to his latter-day Love, God, Murder trilogy. Cash's final act as an artist gathers 18 tracks from his incomparable, four-decade-deep Columbia catalog, reflecting a life as deeply conflicted by the ways of the flesh ("I Can't Go On That Way," "Wanted Man," "I Wish I Was Crazy Again," his duet with Waylon Jennings) as it was rooted in love of God ("I Talk to Jesus Everyday"), family ("Suppertime"), his country ("Ragged Old Flag"), and its music ("The Night Hank Williams Came to Town"). But Cash's deeply patriotic conscience was the kind that also demanded better of his nation and its leaders ("Ballad of Ira Hayes," "Man in Black") while his love for his late wife June illuminates "You're the Nearest Thing to Heaven" and their bittersweet duet, "Where Did We Go Right." There are Cash compilations galore, but none with the touching personal insights offered here. --Jerry McCulley

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